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DEMOGRAPHICS

The City of Tyler has experienced significant growth over the last several years. The latest 2008 Census projections estimate the Tyler MSA population at 201,277. According to a consulting group, Population and Survey Analysts, the City of Tyler's 2005 population was 101,106.

It should be noted that the Census Bureau maintains data at the city, county, MSA, and state levels. When gathering or reviewing data for the Tyler MSA, this data will be identical to data collected for Smith County, which has the same geographic boundaries as the Tyler MSA.

POPULATION TRENDS

Local Population

State Population


DEMOGRAPHIC SUMMARY

The following table provides a quick summary of the most requested Census 2000 demographic data. Links to more detailed Census information is available below this section.

Attribute
City of Tyler
Tyler MSA
Texas
Population
83,650
174,706
20,851,820
Under 19
24,904
52,289
6,546,236
20 to 34 Years
17,866
33,865
4,701,487
35 to 54 Years
21,447
47,926
5,933,375
55 to 64 Years
6,692
16,024
1,598,190
65 Years or Over
12,741
24,602
2,072,532
       
Male
53.2%
52.1%
50.4%
Female
46.8%
47.9%
49.6%
       
Median Age
34.1
35.5
32.3
       
Median Household Income
$34,163
$37,148
$39,927
Per Capita Income
$20,186
$19,072
$19,617
       
One Race
98.4%
98.6%
97.5%
Two or More Races
1.6%
1.4%
2.7%
White
61.9%
72.6%
71.0%
Black/African American
26.6%
19.1%
11.5%
Asian
1.0%
0.7%
2.8%
American Indian/Alaska Native
0.3%
0.4%
0.6%
Other
8.5%
5.7%
11.7%
 
Hispanic/Latino Ethnicity
15.8%
11.2%
32.0%
*Survey conducted in 2001 by Population and Survey Analysts showed City population of 101,106 - this data has been verified by the Census which estimated the population at 83,650

TIP: You will notice that if you add all the individual race categories with the category "Hispanic/Latino Ethnicity", the total percentage will exceed 100%. This is caused by the fact that the Census does not consider "Hispanic/Latino Ethnicity" as a race, but rather an ethnicity.

 

LINKS TO CENSUS DATA

We have found that gathering data from the Census website (using FactFinder) can often be a bit difficult and time consuming. The links below will help you find the most requested data series for area states, counties, and cities in our region within the General, Economic, Housing, and Social Census categories. Just click one of the links below and the Census data will appear in the a separate window:

Census 2000 Summaries - United States
COUNTRY
General
Economic
Housing
Social
United States

Census 2000 Summaries - States
STATE
General
Economic
Housing
Social
Texas
NEARBY STATES
General
Economic
Housing
Social
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma

Census 2000 Summaries - Counties
COUNTY
General
Economic
Housing
Social
Smith
NEARBY COUNTIES
General
Economic
Housing
Social
Anderson
Cherokee
Gregg
Henderson
Rains
Rusk
Upshur
Van Zandt
Wood

 

Another great resource for extrapolating and comparing Census data within the State of Texas can be found on the Texas State Data Center's website.

 

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